Imagine your'e a firefighter, and you get a call about a fire. You drive into the neighborhood, and you see one home engulfed in flames. You instantly know what your priority is and begin working to put out the fire. Now what if you drove into the neighborhood, and EVERY house was on fire. Where would you start? Would you decide? It's much less clear. This is what it's like to have too many "priorities" at the same time.

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